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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
1
Fifteen men arrested in two taldas at Washington on suspected extremist meetings. Supreme Court rules minimum wage law constitutional challenge against workers, including women and girls. A Chicago bomb incident injures several as police probe a pausing spree.
Horace Boles, once a national figure as a Free Silver advocate and Iowa's Democratic governor from 1890 to 1894, has died in Waterloo, Iowa. The notable political figure passed away after a long public career and influence in late 19th century policy.
Bulgarian legations in Paris allege Greek troops looted many western Thrace villages as the army deports Bulgarian residents. Other items note Mussolini suppressing press criticism in Rome, India plague spread with 9 000 new weekly cases, and various international disturbances including deaths in Bucharest and the Ruhr inquiry.
The 2 cent per gallon gasoline tax passes the house and faces a senate review as lawmakers weigh its role in funding secondary roads. Supporters cite projected $5 million yearly revenue to be allocated by county boards with city options. opponents warn of a broader sales tax expansion risk.
The third annual convention of the Iowa Retail Furniture Dealers Association met in Des Moines with about 800 delegates. Reports highlight awards for grange exhibits, and multiple county and state level events across agriculture and education.
Bowman Elder of Indiana has been named chairman of the distinguished guests' committee for the American Legion by national commander Alvin Owsley. The role includes hosting visiting dignitaries, guiding tours, and coordinating public appearances. Elder, born 1888 in Indianapolis, is active in Legion work and local athletics, and holds a long list of local and fraternal memberships.
The American Legion national memorials committee, led by Des Moines landscape architect Francis A. Robinson, plans to study U S erection of World War I memorials and provide best architectural guidance. It will publish pamphlets for Legion posts nationwide to aid local planning and placement of durable, fitting monuments.
In a comic vignette from American Legion Weekly, Rev Tobing debates public health and community justice. Aunt Sally argues for removal of the “bad” while the parson insists the Lund aims to give every man a fair trial.
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